Outdoor advertising in Jaipur.

We do not publish a rate card. It depends on the corridor, size, illumination, duration and — more than in most Indian cities — on the season, because October to March carries the tourist and wedding peaks together while April to June is thin. We are not selling our own inventory, so a published rate would tell you what we would like to charge rather than what the market will take. Send the brief and the budget and you will get real numbers against real positions.

Rajasthan is unusually specific about this, which helps. Under the state advertisement rules the maximum is seventy feet from ground level and twenty-five feet above terrace level. Prohibited placements include traffic islands, anything obscuring visibility of oncoming traffic, anything inside the minimum distances from signals and intersections, and anything obscuring heritage or architectural features. Those are the real boundaries of what can be bought here.

Yes, but as small format rather than large. The walled city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site inscribed in 2019, and the state rules prohibit anything obscuring heritage or architectural features. Johari Bazaar, Bapu Bazaar and the rest carry the densest crowd in the city, so they are absolutely worth planning — with shopfront, small-format and activation media. A large hoarding offered inside the pink walls is worth checking very carefully.

October to March, and the reason is that two peaks overlap — the tourist season and the Rajasthan wedding season. Jewellery, apparel, hospitality and automotive all concentrate there. The Jaipur Literature Festival in January adds a national and international audience for a week. April to June is genuinely weak, which we would rather tell you than sell you through.

C-Scheme, Malviya Nagar, JLN Marg, Vaishali Nagar, Mansarovar and the Tonk Road corridor reach the affluent and corporate market. The walled city bazaars reach both tourists and genuine local volume, which is a rare combination. Sanganer, Jhotwara, Sitapura and Bagru reach the industrial and value catchment. MI Road is the central spine that catches almost everyone. Which of those is right depends on the audience, and we would rather establish that first than lead with a location list.

No. We plan, negotiate and run campaigns; we do not hold media. That means no inventory to push and no incentive to recommend a position because it is empty on our books. In a market with a live municipal reorganisation, it also means we can hold a plan back until the permission position is clear rather than pushing it through.

This is genuinely worth asking right now. Jaipur Municipal Corporation was split into Jaipur Heritage and Jaipur Greater, and the state decided in 2025 to merge them back into one body. That process is not settled. Permission is issued by a Competent Authority under the Rajasthan Municipalities advertisement rules, and we confirm which entity currently issues and holds a permission before contracting rather than assuming.

For a corridor objective, sometimes — but be clear about the scale. Only the Pink Line operates, roughly twelve kilometres and eleven stations from Mansarovar to Badi Chaupar. It gives high-frequency reach along one line, not city-wide cover, and anyone presenting it as a Jaipur-wide solution is overselling it. JMRC has tendered exclusive rights historically and we confirm the current holder before quoting.

Yes. LED and LCD electronic hoardings are expressly named as permitted formats under the Rajasthan rules, treated as standard outdoor media devices requiring registration and full placement compliance — including the distance rules from signals and intersections and the heritage restrictions. Note that tri-vision and multi-vision are also permitted here, which is worth knowing because tri-vision is prohibited outright in Delhi.

For a seasonal objective, concentrate rather than spread — the October-to-March window carries so much of the year that a campaign held through the summer for the sake of continuity is usually wasting the summer half. For an always-on retail presence, a full monthly cycle minimum, since shorter runs cost more per day.

Dated, geotagged photographs of every position at mounting and again during the cycle. Monitoring is the part of outdoor most often skipped and most often wrong, and in a market this seasonal it is how you confirm a site was actually live during the weeks you paid a season premium for.

Yes. We plan outdoor across 39 Indian cities, and Jaipur sits naturally with Delhi NCR, Jodhpur, Udaipur and Ajmer or Kota — and Delhi is the demand source for a great deal of Jaipur's visitor economy, so planning the two together is often more effective than treating Jaipur as a standalone. Hindi creative travels across Rajasthan without adaptation, which makes a state-wide plan efficient.